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Apr 02 2015

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BBYO International Convention

Over Presidents Day weekend, more than 2,200 Jewish teens from across the globe gathered in Atlanta for the largest BBYO International Convention ever. 

Apr 02 2015

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Next Leaders

BBYO teen girls experienced growth from entrepreneurship weekend.

Apr 01 2015

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Capitol Hill hears Montgomery teens’ voices on college sexual assault

Neatly dressed in suits and ties, high school and college students waited patiently Friday in Sen. Elizabeth Warren’s office on Capitol Hill.

Apr 01 2015

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Local teens attend BBYO International Convention in Atlanta

Over Presidents’ Day Weekend, I joined more than 3,300 of the Jewish community’s top teen leaders, educators, professionals and philanthropists from across the world in Atlanta for BBYO International Convention (IC) 2015.

Apr 01 2015

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Hoop dreams: BBYO Basketball playoffs

Hundreds of area hoops players participated in this year’s BBYO AZA Athletics basketball league.

Apr 01 2015

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An unforgettable new member convention

The great thing about BBYO is that it creates opportunities for young teens to develop leadership and life skills before many others get that chance.

Apr 01 2015

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First Chicago, now the world!

Colin Silverman, 18, was recently elected Grand Aleph Godol of BBYO, a 90-year-old Jewish youth movement engaging teens in leadership opportunities and other Jewish experiences.

Mar 31 2015

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Jewish teens take to streets to serve

The MJCCA’s teens have more than 10 projects from which to choose, and they will join teens from across the city to give back on this special day of service.

Mar 27 2015

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The Power of Community Service

In BBYO, the unspoken rules of high school do not apply. All are welcome, and everyone is made to feel important and included. In this environment, weekly meetings and events become outlets for teens who shy away from raising their hands in class or joining school clubs.